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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1988
Page
14
North Ridgeville officials cut four full time teaching posts as a condition of receiving a $421,000 state loan to help trim a $1.2 million deficit. The board delayed levy decisions until next week as it seeks a 9.3 mill renewal and a 9.2 mill additional operating levy for five years.
The Oberlin school board approved 357,300 in cuts for 1988-89, including staff reductions of 272,700 and extracurricular savings of 44,600. A 30 per student supply fee was set, athletics fees rose to 70, and activity fees to 40. Bus routes will be streamlined with fewer pickups. Delores Cartier was absent.
Jonathan Taylor 35 of North Ridgeville admitted two bank robberies in Avon on February 10 and 20 1987. Based on a psychologist report a cocaine addiction led to the crimes and he may receive drug treatment instead of prison. Sentencing set in four to six weeks after a pre-sentence report.
Eight Amherst and Lorain residents told City Council they opposed a panel plan to oppose a state bill making English the official language of Ohio. They feared Spanish could become primary due to the growing Hispanic population. Council President Higgins said English as official language is acceptable if scholastic bilingual programs and related funding are unaffected. The panel sent the measure to second reading by 6-1 with Jim Gammons dissenting. The council also approved pay authority for fire hazard or catastrophe response teams to handle emergencies such as toxic waste cleanup.
WEOL AM in Elyria Lorain County won a first place AP award for local news programming in the large market category. Craig Adams accepted the honor at the AP spring banquet in Huron noting the judges praised the station’s local news commitment.
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